Sentence examples for governing mayor from inspiring English sources

This political awakening led Gunaratnam to join the Tamil Youth Organisation in Oslo, where she first met governing mayor Raymond Johansen, also elected to his seat in October.

He was vice-president of the Bundestag (deputy speaker) for two years until 1981, when he was elected governing mayor of West Berlin, a post he held until chosen as federal president by the electoral college of federal and state parliamentary deputies.

On the last day of the Berlin Championships, the governing Mayor of Berlin, Klaus Wowereit, presented Bolt with a 12-foot high section of the Berlin Wall in a small ceremony, saying Bolt had shown that "one can tear down walls that had been considered as insurmountable".

Berlin's Governing Mayor Michael Müller had a few words to say about the news, telling us "it's great news for Berlin that TechCrunch Disrupt is coming back this year.

On 19 May Berzarin appointed a new 19-member Magistrat under Arthur Werner as acting Governing Mayor.

In solidarity, Raymond Johansen, Governing Mayor of Oslo Eduardo Paes, Mayor of Rio de Janeiro Karin Wanngård, Mayor of Stockholm Clover Moore, Lord Mayor of Sydney Gregor Robertson, Mayor of Vancouver.

Mr. Fujimori "has been pinned to the wall and can no longer govern," Mayor Alberto Andrade of Lima said.

I just don't get how he can simply keep his silence about vicious anti-Muslim (i.e. anti-his wife) bigotry in his own city, which he wants to govern as mayor some day.

More than 60% of the 23m people of Taiwan will now be governed by mayors who belong to or are supported by the Democratic Progressive Party (DPP), which opposes union with China.

Mayors who have no voting power are strictly members of the executive department and may not be considered members of the governing body, but mayors who can vote alongside other council members are members of the legislative or governing body.[3].

Mr. Bloomberg's explanation provided another telling glimpse into the governing style of a mayor who proudly defies political convention, whether by naming a media executive with no education experience as schools chancellor or by consistently refusing to disclose his weekend whereabouts.